What voltage needs to be connected to these lights? Can they be connected directly to 110V or does power need to be transformed down to 12V?
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110/120VAC. You can see the AC/DC converter in the picture. It is separate and uses 5mm socket and plug pigtails to connect to the light unit itself. These are very well made and hard to find in 6k "daylight" versions. Unlike some, the clips and springs are very strong. The entire 2-piece light unit is cast metal. It's too bad they don't have a higher power (even 15W would be nice) version.
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They come with a small converter/transformer which is pigtailed on. I don't know what voltage the LEDS are designed to work at, but you could certainly cut off the attached transformer and wore directly to the LED unit.
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These are all 110v lights used mostly in North America. You will need a converter to use.
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You will need a 12 volt transformer and low voltage cable. The size of the transformer depends on how many lights you are using and their combined wattage. If you are using LED lights a 44 watt transformer will be sufficient. The transformer is plugged into an electrical outlet. You will need sufficient low voltage cable to cover the distance from the transformer to the light placement.
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The transformar give you the dirección how to conected, just make sure the power source for the input is 110-120VAC(volt, Alter Current) the out put for this item should be getting 12VDC( volts, Direct Current) if you are connecting an LED make sure your negative and positive are connecting right to make them work other wise just flip the connections.
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They require DC voltage. They are rated for 12V. They come pre-wired for connection to an AC/DC converter. I wired them to a 9V battery and they work fine.
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You have to have a transformer to run this light. It's a low voltage light (12 volts I think).
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I believe you would be fine with a 12V DC source. I have connected them to Malibu ligting transformers providing 12V outside of my home without any issue. I have also connected them to 110V A/C through the dimmable drivers sold.
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They are 12 v for sure am running them off of an Malibu outdoor landscape transformer which is only 12 volt can't answer about being able to dim as I use them for indoor ambient light against a wall
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I have no way of knowing, the bulbs that were sent to us we for 110, they don't sell 12v. Would have been nice to know that up front,, so much for advertising the correct product. We kept the 110 v and they all started to fail after a few weeks, we ended up sending them all back and never did get a refund from these people. Amazon however took care of us just a couple weeks ago. Don't buy from this Amazon retailer.
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I have them running off a 12 VDC battery in a vehicle, which is around 13.8 volts DC. If you use a 12 volt DC power supply it will work. MAke sure the output current of the power supply is sufficient to power to lights. IN other words, do not use a very small plug-in 12VDC power supply. Use one that is at least the size of a normal men's wallet. If you use too small of a power supply it could overheat the power supply. THese lights work fantastic. Theyve been on my vehicle for over a year now and continue to work flawlessly.
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Suggest you email seller...we retro'd our fluorescent fixtures but they were all 12 VOLT. I am a big fan of LED's and for the $$$ savngs and the clean lite. I figure as more people adopt the LED their power bills will drop & the power companies will have to raise rates to make up the difference
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These lights are NOT low voltage. I used threaded ridgid conduit (1/2 inch) for the post. The wires come straight out of the bottom of the light (there is no cavity to house the electrical wires) therefor you will need a straight through connector; such as a c-series LB, LR, etc. conduit body.
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Nope, you will need a 120ac/12vdc power supply for these lights. These are light emitting DIODES, so you must observe the proper polarity when you are hooking them up.
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these are american lamps designed for 110 voltage. you would need an adapter if you wanted to use with 220 volt lines.
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These are 12v lights so you should only have 2 wires you can connect to. It does not matter which color you connect to which wire, as long as it is only 12v.
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It operates at 120v. The output goes to a 12v transformer that goes to your lights.